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Get alerts for APOApollo Global Management shared a report about its subsidiary Athene's work in funding AI infrastructure.
NeutralApollo's Athene posted a presentation about financing AI-related infrastructure, but the filing reports no deal or expected gains. It does not change Apollo's outlook.
Apollo Global Management is adding a new director and changing some of its officers.
NeutralApollo named Micky Malka as an independent director, effective January 1, 2027. The filing reports no business or financial change, so this does not change Apollo's outlook.
DLA Piper boosts its private credit team by hiring three top lawyers from Latham.
NeutralApollo is named as a past client of a lawyer joining DLA Piper. The report gives no new Apollo assignment or business change, so its outlook is unchanged.
Housing in the U.S. is becoming really hard to afford, and J.P. Morgan says the market is stuck.
NeutralApollo's data points to record-low homebuyer mobility amid severe housing strain. The story reports no change to Apollo's business, so it does not change how we read the company.
Dan Ives says Starlink money can help SpaceX pay for its $40 billion AI project.
NeutralApollo is reported to be leading talks for SpaceX's possible financing. The talks are early and unconfirmed, and the story gives no details about what the role would mean for Apollo's business.
SpaceX's stock fell after hours because the company, led by Elon Musk, wants to borrow $40 billion for Nvidia chips.
Good for APOApollo is expected to lead the reported financing and help place the debt with investors, which could bring it deal business. The transaction is expected to close in 2027, so that work is not complete.
Mark Cuban warns workers that someone who uses AI better could take their job.
NeutralApollo’s chief economist said there was no sign of widespread AI-related job losses, and pointed to hiring tied to AI work. The story gives no new information about Apollo’s business, so its outlook is unchanged.
Dell is taking part in a $15 billion project in Japan to build AI data centers as spending on AI grows.
NeutralApollo plans to support the project with investment and financing, but no investment amount or terms are given. The story does not show a clear change to Apollo’s outlook.
Apollo Infrastructure Co LLC shares will pay out money to owners on October 26, 2026.
NeutralAPO declared payouts for Series I and II shares, due around October 26. Without an earlier comparison or business update, this does not change APO's outlook.
Apollo Realty Income Solutions, Inc. says it will pay out money to stockholders around October 20, 2026.
NeutralApollo Realty Income Solutions declared distributions for its common shares, payable around October 20, 2026. This scheduled payment alone does not change the company's outlook.
Goldman's $18B private credit fund sees fewer people pulling out money, unlike other firms.
Bad for APOApollo’s fund faced requests to withdraw 14.7% of shares, far above its 5% limit, despite a drop from the prior quarter. The continued gap points to strain on demand for Apollo’s private-credit fund.
Apollo Realty Income Solutions, Inc. says its CEO Jess Lipsey is leaving, and Hubert Crouch will take over.
NeutralApollo partner Bert Crouch will also lead ARIS, and the filing says he remains part of Apollo's leadership team. It describes no change to Apollo's own business, so the effect on Apollo's prospects is not clear.
Shares of Apollo Global, Blue Owl, and Blackstone dropped this month, even though worries about private credit are easing.
NeutralApollo’s withdrawal requests fell and its reported revenue more than doubled, but continued withdrawals and AI-project exposure leave the story mixed for the company.
Apollo Infrastructure Co LLC sold $66 million in shares without registering them.
NeutralApollo Infrastructure Co LLC sold new shares for cash and reported their per-share sale prices. The cash comes in, but the filing does not show a change in its business outlook.
Apollo's $26 billion private credit fund is seeing many people trying to pull out their money again.
Bad for APOApollo capped redemptions after large withdrawal requests and reported roughly $500M net outflows; this signals stress in its private credit business and weakens investor confidence.
Mercer Advisors is trading $1.6B in private loans for a cheaper bank loan, saving $29M each year.
Bad for APOApollo-managed funds held the higher-rate debt being repaid, which could shrink private-credit yields if this trend continues.
Do you believe the Fed's break is good news? The bond market could hurt your investments instead.
Bad for APOApollo was cited for data showing hedge funds rely on more than $6.6 trillion in repo borrowing. The article links that leverage to possible forced selling that could hurt asset managers.
Who are the wealthiest NFL team owners and how are they linked to the stock market?
NeutralApollo is mentioned because Josh Harris co-founded Apollo and bought an NFL team; the story does not include financial or business news for Apollo.
Today's session sees notable whale trading activity in 6 financial stocks.
Bad for APOA put option trade was flagged bearish, signaling downside-oriented options activity for Apollo Global Management.
Concerns raised by Michael Burry about a 'shell game' in private credit may expose taxpayers, with attention on APO, KKR, and OWL.
Bad for APOMichael Burry has raised concerns about a 'shell game' in the private credit market, warning that practices by private equity firms like Apollo, KKR, and others could lead to taxpayer exposure to financial losses.
Apollo Global Management acknowledges a significant data breach following a cyberattack.
Bad for APOApollo Global Management has confirmed a significant data breach involving personal data theft, which could lead to reputational damage and regulatory scrutiny. The breach highlights vulnerabilities in cybersecurity practices within the financial services sector, particularly for large firms like Apollo.
Potential $100 billion AI funding arrangement positions Broadcom to intensify competition against NVIDIA.
NeutralApollo's participation in the financing deal may strengthen its investment strategy in AI, contributing to future growth.
Another NFL franchise joins Arctos as the firm secures a $10.6 billion investment in the Falcons.
Good for APOArctos' acquisition of a 10% stake in the Atlanta Falcons at a valuation of $10.6 billion marks a significant investment in the NFL, reflecting the increasing trend of private equity firms entering the sports market. This deal not only enhances Arctos' portfolio but also signals a bullish outlook for sports franchise valuations, benefiting firms like Apollo, Blackstone, and KKR.
$2.6 billion financing secured by Apollo for the Yankees.
NeutralApollo's $2.6 billion financing deal with Yankee Global Enterprises marks a significant investment in one of the most iconic sports franchises, enhancing Apollo's portfolio and providing the Yankees with necessary capital for growth and refinancing. This move reflects the increasing trend of private equity involvement in professional sports.
Employees of Blackstone, Apollo, and KKR fall victim to a cyberattack scheme.
Bad for APOTargeted in a cyberattack campaign that could affect operations and investor trust.